Answer:
Like the captain and the cook, the correspondent ultimately survives his time at sea and is rescued by the life-saving man. His experience leaves him feeling that he can now interpret the voice of the sea, which, in its indifference toward human life, makes “absurdly clear” the difference between right and wrong.
Honestly, a lot of things happened in England during the Middle Ages, so this question should be something based on your knowledge. I'm not sure if this might jog your memory at all, but the more popular high school level answers are the Black Death(Bubonic Plague), The Great Famine, The War of the Roses, and the Peasants' Revolt.
The correct answer is heroic acts.
Heroic acts characterize a true epic and are seen in the Race of the Lock.
- A fable is a literary work of fiction where non-human entities such as animals, natural elements, plants and even fantastic creatures or mythological beings speak the human language and evolve in situations in which their choices result in a consequence that may be negative or positive and which includes a moral lesson for the reader.
